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Our Resolve. Your Resolution.
We pride ourselves on adopting a focused and pragmatic approach to our work and draw on a range of negotiating styles to achieve the right outcome for you.
In certain situations, for example, it might be appropriate to adopt a very technical, forensic approach; in other circumstances, we might need to deploy the steely resolve to fight your corner and defend your interests, particularly if faced with an obstructive ‘ex’. Alongside this, we will support you through the process as positively and as practically as we can.
Hear what some of our clients have to say:
‘Thank you for all your help along the way in giving me the confidence to stand up for what I am entitled to and frankly coming away with a far better deal than I would have accepted.’
'I would like to pass on my thanks to you for all the support and guidance provided during this difficult time. I appreciate your honesty and clear guidance given and, without your help, I would not have got this far.'
'You have represented me brilliantly, have offered very astute insight and counsel, and I have felt really supported by you. You've undoubtedly been the best 'fit' of a solicitor for me.'
‘I would like to thank you for your support throughout my case. Your expertise and timely responses really helped me to focus on managing the family rather than trying to deal with all of the issues surrounding my divorce.’
Our specialist divorce and family law solicitors can advise on a wide range of issues, including:
We are physically based in Yorkshire and, because of our recognised expertise and effectiveness in advising on divorce and family law matters, regularly assist clients throughout the UK.
We are very happy to hold a meeting with you by phone or video call as well as, for more locally based clients, at one of our network of offices across North and East Yorkshire.
To secure a team who will fight your corner and represent your interests, make a confidential call or email today.
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